Honest, knowledgeable, quick to response to calls, inexpensive, this guy is a godsend. We have now used this garade door repairman two times, and both times, he has not failed to amaze me. Granted, my husband and I know nothing about garage doors, so he could say anything, and we'd believe it, but we turned him onto a bunch of our neighbors, who all seem to love him, as well. He knows his product, figures out what is wrong even if the door is not malfunctioning by the time he arrives, and he then executes the solution in a very timely and inexpensive manner.
Our townhome complex went through a series of garage door mishaps, most likely due to the cheap nature of the existing garage doors that were installed. What started with our garage door first was a severe buckling that, if left unattended, the entire door would have come crashing down (most likely on somebody standing under it). Somehow, we found this man whose business is run out of the San Fernando Valley, but I'm sure he'd drive just about anywhere. He looked at the problem, and that one was incredibly obvious, and while he said he "could" sell us a new door (it was looking pretty bad), he also said he would prefer to try to salvage it and, instead, bolt into place these steel bars running across each panel. Not only did it work, but it's still very much intact over a year later. He saved our buckling garage door, and he ended up doing a handful of other neighbors' garage doors for the same reason. We are all grateful for it.
Today, he came out because I couldn't get our garage door to close at all. This happened last week, as well, yet we had a few days where it was working. While my husband met him for the call, the repair man wanted to talk to me to learn more about what I had experienced because it was, of course, not "performing" inappropriately for him. Based upon my explanation of what I experienced, he was able to determine that the issue was in the sensors. He could have told us the motor burned out, we need a new garage door, anything, but instead, he told us it was the sensors. The motor was just fine. He replaced and rewired the sensors, and for the $65 service call minimum, he only tacked on another $30 for the actual repair. I just don't think it's that expensive, given how bad it "could" be.
Anyway, if you're ever in need of a garage door repair company, THIS is the place to call. You won't be sorry. This is one business owner you can trust ! read more